Leprosy, Yellow Fever and Tuberculosis, For Prevention of, 43.

Libraries, The Age of, 165.

Lick the Letter, 536.

Life, Average Length of, 153.

Life, Efficient Method of Restoring, 462.

Life, Rural, The Improvement of, 458.

Lindsley, C. A., Farm Sanitation, 193.

Lombroso, C., The Determining of Genius, 218.

London, the City of, Latest Census of, 353.

Longevity Dependent Upon Personal Habits, 557.

Longevity in England, 452.

Longevity of the Popes, 451.

Manila Contending Against the Plague, 352.

Manila Peculiarities, 161.

Marine Hospital Service, the, Hygienic Laboratory for, 51.
Massage, The Best Literature on, Angell, 489.

Martinique Volcano, The, and Calamitous Mortality, 529.
Medical Corps of the Navy, Proposed Increase of, 334.
Medical Excerpt, Corbally, 43, 123, 320, 409, 520.
Medical Knowledge Taught by Theatrical Plays, 80.
Medicine, State, in New York, 328.

Medicines, Experiments on the Antagonism of Morel, 322.
Milk, Bacteria in, Conn, 200.

Milk Flour in Sweden, 355, 518.

Ministering Angels, 163.

Mixed, 81.

Morphine, the Effects of Prize for an Essay on, 154.

Mortality and Morbidity Reports and Reviews, 54, 136, 245, 338,

440, 538.

Mosquitos, Disinfection for, 439.

Murder as an Art, 269.

Naylor, W., River Pollution and Sewage Purification, 116.

Neck, the, Wound in, Mathieu, 125.

Negro Insane, Neglect of, 251.

Negro, The, in the Far South, 76.

Negroes, the, Hygiene Among, 343.

Nerve Impulse, the, Nature of, 365.

Nervousness Gave His Words a Twist, 324.

New York's New Board of Health, 46.

Nobel Prize for the Founder of the Red Cross, 42.

Nocard, E., Tuberculosis, 405.

Nordach Ranch, 60.

North, J. N., The December Woods, 78.

OBITUARY:

Delavan Bloodgood, M. D., U. S. N., 421.

Old Oaken Bucket, The-Modernized, 445.

Osteopathic Eligibility to Membership of Iowa State Board of
Health, 445.

Osteopathy, 236.

Oswald, F. L., Cosmopolitan Health Studies, 97, 213, 309, 399,
481.

Owlish Observations, 463.

Park, National, A Great Eastern, 75.

Pathological Exhibit, 537.

Pearline, 501.

PERSONAL:

Dunant, Henry, 526.

Green, W. D., M. D., 52.

Surgeon-General P. M. Rixey, M. D., 130.
Surgeon-General Van Reypen, M. D., 129.
Phagocytosis and Chemiotaxis, New Light on, 523.
Philippines, The, 161.

Physician, The, and the Public Schools, Wood, 206.
Physicians, Do, Always Protect the Rights of Others? 243.

Pin Scratch, a, Death From, 153.

Plague Experts, California, 441.

Plague Infection by Ship-borne Rats, 256.

Plague, Manila Contending Against, 352.

Plague, The, 521.

Plague, The, in San Francisco, The Truth About, 532.

Plague, The, of 1656 and Now, 71.

Plans to Keep the City Clean, 418.

Pneumothorax Designedly Produced, Delagénière, 123.
Poland, A. B., Compulsory Education and Health, 303.
Popes, the, Longevity of, 451.

Potato Disease in France, 45.

Practitioner, A Centenarian, 154.

Preventive Medicine, Prizes for Essays on, 238.

Prevost, M., Deformities of Occupation, 121.

Proctor's Theatres, 81, 164, 271, 368, 560.

Ptomaines in Canned Oysters, 50.

Puddukkottai, Progressive, 528.

Pupil, the, Disturbance of, in Aortic Lesions, Vaquez, 320.

Quacks, Legal, and Medical Quacks, 511.

Quarantine Regulations, International, 130.

Quotation, Correct, 80.

Radiography, Utilizing, Bilhaut, 43.

Raines Law Hotels, 267.

Religious Life in America, 79.

River Pollution and Sewage Purification, Naylor, 116.
Sanatorium, Battle Creek, Burned, 336.

Sanatorium Plans, Prize for an Essay on, 155.

Sanatorium, State, for Rhode Island, 69.

Sanatorium, The Rocky Mountain Industrial, 60.

Sanitary Patents, Recent, 272, 413, 551.

Sanitary Science, Bell, 82, 172, 273, 369, 465, 561.
Sanitation, Car, 50.

Sanitation Farm, Lindsley, 193.

Sciatic Pain, Davis, 323.

School, A Model, 559.

Smallpox, Authority to Prevent Murder by, 236.

Smallpox, Doctor's Bill in Case of, 253.

Smallpox Epidemic in London, 352.

Smallpox, How Cleveland was Rid of, 436.

Smallpox in London, 72.

Smallpox in New Jersey, 254.

Smallpox Reports, 257.

Smallpox Therapy, 322.

Smallpox, To Circumvent, 248.

Soap and Substitutes for Soap in Syria, 500.

Soper, G. A., The Sanitary Condition of Street Cars in New York,

502.

Spine, the, Small Bullet in, Loison, 126.

Spitting in Public Places, Fined for, 417.

Statistics, Vital, Uniform System of, 353.
Sunflower Seed Oil, 52.

Spain, The King of, 556.

Submission, Contented, 559.

Sulphurous Acid and Carbonic Acid, 522.

Syphilis and Gonorrhoea, 126.

Taxation, Utilitarian Principles of, and Their Relation to Altru-

ism, Guernsey, 24, 154, 209, 487.

Teachers Must be Vaccinated, 68.

Tenement House Life, Unsolved Problems of, Knopf, 104.

Tetanus Court, the, Findings of, 347.

Tetanus, Vaccination and Antitoxin, 32, 48.

Toxines, Destruction of, Sieber, 410.

Training is Everything, 491.

Tree, a, The Planting of, 560.

Tuberculosis, Nocard, 405.

Tuberculosis Immigrants, 256.

Tuberculosis, Latent, Kranz, 411.

Tuberculosis, Malnutrition of, Crandall, 513.
Tuberculosis, Milk Drinking and, Biedert, 127.
Tuberculosis of Alimentary Origin, Arlong, 124.

Tuberculosis, Renal, Alburan, 124.

Tuberculosis, Some Newer Aspects of Heredity in, and the Sana-
torium Treatment, Baldwin, 323.

Tuberculosis, The Legal Struggle with, Bell, 298.

Tuberculosis, Yellow Fever and Leprosy, For Prevention of, 437.
Tunnel Accident, The N. Y. C. Railroad, 141.

Typhoid Fever in Philadelphia, The Cost of, 349.

Vaccination, Antitoxin and Tetanus, 32, 48.

Vaccination Bill, A New, 332.

Vaccination Creed, A, 152.

Vaccination, Efficacy of, 335.

Vaccination, Efficacy of, Welch, 37.

Vaccination-Important Resolutions, 67.

Vaccination, Report of the Committee of the N. Y. Co. Medical

Society, 59.

Vaccine Lymph, 239.

Vaccine Virus and Antitoxin, 417.

Ventilation, New Plan for, Woodbridge, 112.

Village Improvement, The First Step in, 459.

Virchow as a Politician, 38.

Washington, The New, 266.

Water, Brooklyn, Again Not Fit to Drink, 325.

Water, Influence of, Upon Health and Longevity, Wood, 3.

Water Supply, Public, New Jersey's, Baldwin, 315.

Welch, W. M., Efficacy of Vaccination, 37.

What Know We, Montgomery, 461.

Wood, A. L., Influence of Water Upon Health and Longevity, 3;
The Physician and the Public Schools, 206.

Woodbridge, S. H., New Plan for Ventilation, 112.

Woman and Marriage, 119.

Yellow Fever, Leprosy and Tuberculosis, For Prevention of, 437.
Yellow Fever, Reminiscences of, in Savannah, and the Results of
Practical Sanitation, Le Hardy, 202.

Yellow Journals and the Young, 77.

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